Wheat Pool Declares Final 1926 Crop Payment
The Canadian Wheat Pool announced a final payment of over 19 million dollars to prairie farmers for the 1926 crop. No. 1 Northern earned 12 cents per bushel and No. 1 Durum 15 cents per bushel, with Saskatchewan receiving 12,929,207 dollars and Alberta 4,198,587 dollars. Manitoba’s share totals 2,085 dollars. Funds will be distributed after pool charges. The Central Selling Agency handled about 179.8 million bushels of 1926 wheat.
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Prairie Provinces
Canadian Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
A. J. McPhail
Western Canada elevator construction by wheat pools
Three western Canadian wheat pools built and plan to expand their network of country elevators through the coming season. The pools own 7000? elevators nationwide and aim to own about one third by next division. Alberta 156 Manitoba 55 Saskatchewan 725. Storage capacity at Canada head of the lakes rose by 10,880,090 bushels, including 1,000,000 more at Saskatchewan Wheat Pool terminal No. 5.
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Canada
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Head of the Lakes
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Rust research report advances Western wheat threat fight
J. 3 Craigie of Dominion Rust Research laboratory and Manitoba Agricultural College completed a two year study on wheat rust. The National Research Council will review the findings before public release. The work is described as a major step for Western farmers against crop damage.
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Western Canada
J. 3. Craigie
Dominion Rust Research Laboratory
Mitoba Agricultural College
National Research Council
Ottawa
Craigie
National Research Council — Tribune
Western Canada rust menace reduces annual losses
The rust problem affecting Western Canadian farmers shows progress in battle against the disease. Researchers and growers report improved control measures and growing confidence that losses will decline as efforts continue.
Death of Clifford Glover at 14 years old
Clifford Lawrence Glover, second son of W H Glover, died at 14 years 5 months after illness. Survived by three brothers and five sisters including Rob H of Brandon and Mrs J Little junr of Minto. Funeral held at family home with Revs Fleming and Price officiating. large attendance and many floral tributes from relatives, school and community groups.
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Clifford Lawrence Glover
W. H. Glover
Winnipeg
Tim
Glover
Rob H
Brandon
J. Little
Junr
Minto
Stella
Harry Biggar Fy
Hughie
Briscoe
Harold Kay
Bobbie Lamb
Billy McMinn
MacGregor Public School
Tuxis Boys
Trail Rangers
United Church Sunday School
Lye
Gladys
Ladies Aid and Womens Missionary Society
Jack Jeffrey Edward Leckie
Frank
National Poppy Day Fosters Remembrance Emblem Sale
The Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League plans Armistice Day poppy sales on Friday November 7. Poppies are made by disabled ex service men in Vetcraft Shops under the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment. The drive supports remembrance and re establishment for veterans.
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Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
Canada
Department of Soldiers’ Civil Re Establishment
Renew Your Herald Subscription Plea for Prompt Payments
A historical newspaper note urges Herald subscribers to settle arrears and uphold service. It explains extended credits exist but many are in arrears, risking future delivery and continued quality. Emphasizes small individual amounts but large collective total benefits the business.
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Herald
Focal
The
Wwe
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T. Trethene
Western
McGregor Bros
Macgregor
Holds
California
Clifford Glover
Bank of Commerce
Portage Ls Prairie
MacGregs
J.R. Horton
Portage Larraine
Portage Medical and Surgical Clinic
G. P. Armstrong
Portage LA Prairie, Man
J. M. McPhee
Watkins Institution
Watkins
Watkins Products
G. W. West
the Watkins Man
M. R. Little
Vem
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